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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
CHURCH NOTICES.


81. Mays caihSal, Poplar street. Services al
and II am. and 40 pm.
Church OF the Go~d shepheri-scryiocs al n m
and 100 pm. Rev e. \. stArkweathcr. pastor.
Emanuel ChurrhhN6 20 Third street. between
Jefferson aud Coptt Services a, II an and Tao
pm.
Grace Church-,orncr Vance and Iauderislc.
Services at II am. aud I'D pm. Rey George Fat
tcbon, DID, rcciorr
stnngcr-' Church Services at II am. by Young
cn'schristian association. Preaching atI:O pm.
by n. N. Long. pastor.
Second Presbyterian Church Corner Main aud
lealc streets services ~ n am. and 40 PIN. Rev.
W. y. Bogr-, DID. pnStor
Flint I'rvSbytcriat church = Corner Third aud
Poplar streets koricos at n AN. aud I.iD pm.
Rev. Eugene DanIcl D.D.. pastor,
chelsea Cumberland Presbyterian church-cot
ncf Fourth aud t6loney streets Services nj II am
and 40 pm. d, e waynick. pastor
IAudcrinlc street, Presbyterian Church-Corncl
iAudefnlv aud i.s,ir sln,,,t- Preaching at n n m
and 40 pm. lio,. H. q. Caldwell pastor.
fernando street Methodist Churh-COrner lin
dcu aud Ilernnndh streets Preaching at II am
and 10 pm. Rev J. NJ. Spencc, pastor.
Ccniml Methodist Churrh- Union street Prcach.
ing at n am by a. ". Erwin. pastor. aud at 40
pm. By the Rev W. H. Sims Of Nashville.
Christian Church-torncr Linden aud Mulberry
strVul Services at ION am. and I'D pm. The
Rcv. David Walk will prcnch morning aud even.
Ing.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church - Corner
Jones avenue and Alahama street services At u
am. and 7:O pm. Rev. James L. Martin. DID,
pastor
Central baptist Church second street. near
ncalc. Preaching NJ " ain. and tn pm. Roy. W.
n. smith. pastor Night service In basement All
sCub ifcu
Rowan Memorial baptist Church services at II
am. and ~ pm, The pulpit viii H. allied by the
Young Mems christian association All arr cOfdi.
ally invited.
Pint Methodist Churh-Corncf sccnnd and Pop.
lar Scryic~ Al u am. by the Rcy. W. " sims. "
Vanderbilt university, nnd NJ 40 pm. by Que ~
the Young Mems christian association,
CHAMBERLAIN Presbyterian Church=Couu street.
Mr. n ~ Snyfpni 81 Massachusetts,, will occupy
the pulpit morning aud night The crlcbuicd
male quartet will sing during the s"fvlrcs. II. A..
Jones pastor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

Among the leading furniture houses OF
the south or southwest none stand higher
in public estimation than that Of Mitchell
q Byron, No. 30s Main street, Opposite
Peabody hotel. The warcrooms are filled
with elegant goods, including everything
known 10 the business, and among The
endless variety none attract more attention
than the beautiful parlor, bedroom aud
dining-room sets. These arr Just what
housekccpcn want, and have TO be seen IN
order 10 be duly appreciated. Residents,
and strangers visiting the city, are invited
10 90 through the ware-rooms ON a trip nl
inspection. Tho stock Of foreign and do
nestle carpets cannot be exccllcd by any
house In the trade in this section Of coul''
try.
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KAHN & FREIBERa.
Corner Main and Poplar streets.

To our lady friends near and far, we
have not rotinuc Of 5000 and $40, 600
salaried managers and iloor.walkers, nor
whole newspaper engaged, nor $1,000
rent TO pay; ns consequence, look at our
prices
81, 81 ~ best silk and Wool Double
fold Astrachan, cost - 80 elsewhere.
7lc, Fruit Of Loom, Lons,lalc and Ma
sonyillc Domcstics. These have been
slightly wet only; bought from a whole
saler In this city, 7lc.
Pie, Fines, ladies All.wool Cloth. 25c.
lbc, Yard-widc Camcls hair, worth bOc.
3Oc, Finest plaid French Flannel, 65c
elsewhere, Gjc; don You ioyct that
30C, Finest French Opera Flannel, zoe;
Nowhere else 10 be had foT
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A,m.,,o.s rurnl,ure com,a,,.

The above named aud well known fur.
nitufc house of Memphis, located on Second
street, opposite Court square, h n branch
81 the Armstrong furniture company, Of
Evansville, Ind, and will supply The trade
at factory prices with might added. The
stock NJ the Memphis house is one Of the
largest IN the city, aud includes elegant
sets Of parlor, diningrOom aud bedroom
goods u various styles and prices, suitable
10 the pufms IT customers The stock is
" endless variety, containing everything
known 10 the trade. The pfopriclors In.
yiic the public generally 10 call, inspect
and price the articles, feeling satisfied that
the goods will invite purchasers.
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Impor,ant 90 Travellers.

BosroS, Mass, Oct. The full bench
OF the supreme court has rendered n de-
cision important To ~ n oi railroad mile
age tickets, that detached coupons are not
good for passage, and persons offering
them may be ,patcd M though no ticket
WIS offered. The count alsO made a de-
cision that hotel guests are not legally
negligent los failing To bolt doon, unless
regulations arr brought 10 his notice re-
qucding him 10 do ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

McSrs. Sites 4 Amrr ut Nue. W and ~
JeiIcron street yir'or Fuchs old stand,
keen for sale thc finest Kansas City, fresh
meats. fish from iho Mexican gull and
northern Lakes oy-lor ~ cans and
"rounis." and nil ,tmr IN s,nspm aud IN
addition, poultry and ''grlhbl'S' Nond
In yonr oricrs ~ sunday dinners by tclc-
phone or othcrwis lhry whl receive
prompt attention anI delivery 10 any part
Of The city.
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IT'S ia. Place.

The inner man commands much more at
tcniiOn than the outer man, hut you can
satisfy two of lhcso demands by visiting
Luchrmann's hotel and restaurant, corner
oi Main and Monroe streets, where q we'll
stocked bar invites you "a order what you
please IN the line Of the bcsi lager beer,
wines, liquon and cigars The restaurant
department will furnish you with every
thing good Ia eat, cooked and served Ia
the best style. l.uchrmann's oysters arr
tho dclicncics oi the season. Whether YOU
take them raw, fried, slowed, broilcd or
roast, they are recognized ~ equal 10
any gotten up in the best Restaurants 81
the land.
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r. II. w. GOODWIN
IL Recognized ueadaun tcr- for Har.
gains Ca Dry Goods, Notions, Etc.
Manday morning, one case dark Cali,


Manday morning, one case dark Calico
at 3c.
l-red Calics. &c.
Two cases ward wide old time calico. Tic.
Two cases ynrd. az l, snlt nl.ach cnttnn
for 30
% yards hoayv C.,,o, Etou,oI FOE Z,
m ya,Js ax,r. onalI,v Jc,ns ~, Si
Tbyea rascs m. 4 Nav yoyL Mill plcoc,,
s,a",i,,.. g. o., Wv" '''''' ''''''''
IN ny al wncl a, s,,,,,,, ,Lo r,,,
| L. on. ',sIi,. e. W' '"''"b'' WV ''s"'
u" no ~ 9"any, W W. . ,,
! 40 'h.' ~ w. n ~ "''k'"' why PV
w wnn , yu' pIUu y 'S' ,-,,
II ~, n',.u gu. "''H" soouS' oous"' !"
W., NV Nv i", ~. oic. An -. ,,.., -,
,. I"e o'1o "'"'y '""' B"V '"1'no' w
~, Iii, ri. p,.., ~.
o ono .''n ,,'s III. I, , rai'n.'' wv
be cheap at 2slc. -
Inr,n whit, UInnkcts No nor nair
a. INI- . = NJ
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country recognize TIE Tact that thcy can
always GIT the best goods for the least
money at the shoe store Of !. NJ. IIill Il
Co., No. :.SS Main street, corner Of Union.
The stock is very complete in the lines 81
ladies' misses and childrcn's shoes, they
being Of the best and most fashionable
make, aud warranted Ia III aud wear we'll
Call and examine the goods aud boAatiSlcd.
Everybody invited.
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TOO DEPRAvED TO LIVE.
A Crime For Which the Punishment Is
Inadequate.

A Crime For Which tho Punishment Is
Inadequate.
There arc some people In this world too
deprayed for continued existence, and yet
the punishment for their oncnscs against
civilization and refinement is only nom
inal. Charles johnson, q colorcd boy
twenty ycan Of age, was run in by Officer
Hilton, at rs O'Clock p. w., in response
10 telephone request from lady at the
corner Of Manassas street aud lane avenue.
When the officer arrived on the scene,
johnson was pointed ont ~ y blight to the
neighborhood, and promptly taken in
charge by Mr.. Hilton. II seems the
wretch has for n month or more past daily
stationed himself nj the bayou on Manas.
sas street, and make an indecent exposure
Of his person to young girls who passed
that way unprotected. The last victim Of
this revolving exhibit, a little miss about
nine years 81 age. identified the wretch
after his arrest. II Is pity the statutory
punishment for such acts IL not heavier,
as the breed capable Of such conduct
seems not extinct.
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KAHN a. FREIBERG.
Corner Main and Poplar Streets.

n. boo picccg beautiful now Satcns,
equal in beauty Ia genuine foulard silk,
will by M b. sold m cheap - calico. En-
bruidcrrd Flanncls, IN and Zoe. 81 30 else.
where. scarlots whites aud blues. The
lloncyton Guipurc aud Chnniilly IAccs are
only slightly injured the price is one.
fourth the cost. X az.
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A ain.IIan.e Iinrned.

Special Dl.paich 10 the Appeal.
PISE Burr, Ark, Oct 22.--Yestcrday
the Clubhouse Of Milton Garretson, twenty
miles east Of here, wasbuned, and twenty
four bales Of cotton were consumed. The
plantation was leased by Dill 4 Co., who
are the sufferers. There was no insurance
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
LOVE NOR MONEY.

Gold and Silver Film Tinsei, In other
words, Silver Lace, thre-fourils ynrl
wide, for ncckwcnr or over dresses, 5Oc, 5Oc,
Boz, b0c, SOC, bOr, worth 81 30 per yard.
25c, pic, Look at our beautiful line Of
Satins, DC and SOC; the silk Nelycis, IOC,
have been slightly wet on edges.
Toe and l5c, Soft White Tullc, Bob
binct Lace, lOr and l5c.
zoe. Finest grey Watcrproois; browns,
reds and blues, 25c and SOC,
BE-, Red fine oil Calico, bc.
s. 80, Cloth and bouclc Walking Jackets,
s. 80 To -; cost triple elsewhere.
Don't fail Ia acc Our grand ~, - aud $40
iriczc, cut velvet and fur Wraps, $40. The
big plate window concerns makt'a great
to dO about them, with 10 and so signs
Ia their poinpous shows Only call ON M
this week and give IN n chance to save you
some money.
Don't miss tomorrow 10 ask for 35c black
DnI- d Etc, Soc.
JGc, damaged embroidered Jerseys, JOc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
Infalliblc Neuralgia Cure, the only infalliblc
cure on earth for all forms Of neuralgia and
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
Co, Manufacturers Nashville, Tenn. 80
cents per box. Sold at Holsters drug store
OQq Main strcet
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

I urlGIrH Tho funeral of y T. nriurH will
take place Monday morning At 10 O'Clock irum Cal.
vary church
FOgIENAN The burial oi fAssir u Fo0ir
Mas will take place nj Elmwo,d Cemetery Tuesday
morning Ortnlcf -. i,G, NJ ioD oclnck services
by the iry u ~ Nahon. Friends NJ the family
invited ~ attend
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
But Don't Forget Thisl

WHETHER YOU WANT Black silk Dress. n
Black MOolcn Drcss, n Colorcd silk nrcss n silk
and Wool Dr~s, Wool and Velvet Dress a
handsome Combination Drcss. or almost any
dnss you can think oi for street church or visit
INK wear Tor the next two days nj kREMER'S the
uniform price will bc ONE DOLLAR
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Chaneery sales.

The following lots or parcels Of land,
parts Of the Eppy White tract, Whites
station, wcsc sold by Deputy Clerk aud
Master Bradley yesterday afternoon:
Lot l, W. =. Wilson, $3.50.
Lot II, II. l.. Bedforl, $40.
lot II, II. !. Bedford. 1925.
Lots 2, 3 and "a, Robert McKcnna,
sgg2 80.
Lots ~ and7, w. II. Goats, $3.50.
Lots and 81, NJ. Pagan, 1855
Lots and ~, u. g. Slaughter, $40.
Lot y, Robert Mckcnna, 500.
lot 20, j. Badinclli, Sg7 10.
lot ~, A. j. Sanderlin, Sj67 70.
Lot 40, W. A. McCooyer, SO.
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Cur,r Heating stoves at Gabays.
I,IEI,.

SEABllOOk Nt No - Court street. wuitAs ~
IT,, t0n ~ william n. aud kHto Scabruot aged -
ycau, Oi diphihrfia, ociohcf =, nt O'Clock pm.
funcml service NJ klmwood NJ so o'clock a M
Friends Of the family invited Carriages al Hoist
iifus.
GiENNiNG saturday morning October p tSs5
NJ O'Clock. ~ Residence. No ~ hCale str-rt Jous
lusEru, aged yerrs aud months, only sln ai John
aud Mamie UicuninR.
Louisville ~. paIcn pleas oopyl
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ulxer TcIegrarns.

cAno. III. Oct. "a. --kiuht--Auivcd VIM. A.
Fthcridgr. chester. City ~ Cairo, 81 Louis. De
parted. W. n. Cherry, H. Louis.
yICKsDuRG. Miss, Oct 2-NiFht-Arfived
CITY OF ylcksbuR. ~ louis she fulnfns ~ DAY
light Passed down. Pafs T. HOWL o. hoeh'
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ELOCUTION.

Mn Margaret wiltshire will frrslyo pupils IN the
urhaur -huul NJ rSpBYsipn aud rlDsutiun fof
cDnNcnicucu ~ pupils who cannot attend during
Tor trfms Apply ~ lrpf Emil l1yy. ~ WiiEmnnn'a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

II You Want Comfortable Boot or Shoe
Maze TO Order You Go 10
voEGELT & CO.,
27i Main Street
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ALWAYS nsk for Ib" Ozark brands OF e.
der and vinegar. and lake no other. uum-
ania.i tho l.as,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23

AT Gabay's cheap store full line Of OH
Cloth, Stoves, Iinc voids and Pips, Crate
Fronts and fcndcs.
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ALWAYS ask for the Ozark brands II ci.
der and vinegar, and take no other. Guar.
antCCd the best.
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HInr rnrnIinrc Goods.

Guar coal and wood Cooking Stoves At
Gabay's, Nos. 400 and ll3 Shelby street.
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Mortuary Report,

For the week ending Saturday, October p
1857, at O O'Clock pm
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Distribution by wnrls-firt, T. Second,
2. Third, l. Fourth T. Filth, g. Sixth 2,
Seventh. D. Eighth, 4 Ninth, .; Tenth,
o. city Hospital, l. still born, 4. White,
~. Colorcd, H. Total, ~.
fJA. WIn.Ns0N, D,
Secretary Board 0f Health.
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Ala. people oi scdeniary habits who have
used Pc-u.na declare Il wonderful in
yignratnr
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KREM Frs
clInchcn in every department

you can sayc money BY purchasing fine Hats at
KRkMER'S this week
our halicr's anlsh silk Flush Hats at si5o priced
elsewhere NJ sra
Real Frcnrh Fcltz Vt ~ ~ priced elsewhere q 90
White frcuch Fclts Sailors at 81 n. wrrc $40.
Sm
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TmR cleansing, antiscpiic and healing
qualities Of DIR. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy i
uncqualed.
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lame. " ems

81 Shoes Never Fails 10 Give Satisfaction
vOEGELI & Co,
27l and 40 Main Strcct.
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Kremer's Feather Department.

At 81 % choice of gno hno Blris aud Paris Fancy
fcathcrs worth stD tO s,to each. nj SLID
iOn bunchs~ Of ycry extra Ostrich TIPS worth 500
~ SEQ bunch. All the latest colors
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Not Alone.

We do not labor alone. However
feeble our hands, that mighty Hand is
laid on them, to direct their movements
and to lend strength to their weakness.
1t is not our speech which will secure
results, but His presence with our words
which shall bring it about, that even
through them great number shall be-
lieye and turn to the Lord. There is
our encouragement when we are
respondent. There is our rcbuko when
we are self-confdent There is our
stimulus when we are indolent. There
is our quietness when we are inpatient.
If ever we are tempted to think our task
heavy, let us not forget that He who set
1T helps us to do it, and from His throne
shares in all our tolls, the Lord still, Us
Of old, working with us. If ever we
feel that our strength is nothing, and
that we stand solitary against many foes,
let US fall back upon tho peace-giving
thought that one man against the world,
with Christ to help him, is always in the
majority; and let us leave issues of our
work in His hands, whose hands will
guard the seed sOwn in weakness, whose
smile will bless the springing thereof
A. Maclaren, ID.
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Copgressman Bayne's wife has a curious
country house at Bellevue, d few miles
down the Ohio from Pittsburg. It is per
feeetly round in shape and has some rematk.
ably odd rooms. a round hall in the cen
tire, following closely the lines of The house,
is lit by skyligbt,
: Alexander c. Cochran, who represented
fenn.sylyania in Congress eight years ago
aud is now practicng law in st. Louis,
says that the Tehuantepec ship railway will
DC built II human energy can accomplish it.
Colonel james Andrews will take UP the
work which Captain Eads left unfinished,
and plenty Of men and plenty of momev
will be behind him. Captain Eads has left
nothing undoDe, as far as human foresight
can see, that is needed for the completion
Of the railroad :
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The Use OF Snakes.

Persons who dislike snakes cOnliuu-
ely ask: "What is The use of thcm?"
Id0t they are not without use will, |
hope. appear in the Course Of this work,
were it necessary to preach that uli
Things have their use. But i'm one habit
tnat offended Lord Bacon, namely, of
"GoinG on their belly" lies one of their
greatest uses, because that. together
win their informal formation and cx-
IcEna! covering. enables them TO pone-
iralc where no larger caruvcrous ami
mai could venture, into dark and moi
some morasses, bog jung!cs, swamps,
amid the vegetation of the tropics, where
HwArmS OF the lesser reptiles, on which
50 many Of them feed. would otherwise
outba!NnC1 tho harmony of nature, die
and Producc pc8tiiCnGc. Wondrously
and cNqulsitcly constructed for their
habit, they are to cXl5t where the higher
animals could not, and while they help
to clear those inaccessible places of the
lesser NGrmm, they themselves supply
iood for Il number Of smalIcr-mamalie
Wh1ch,Wllh many carnivcr0us birds. de-
Your vast numbers Of young snakes.
! ne hcdgChOg, weasel, ichneumon, raj.
p2ccary, adgar, hog, goat, and an i'm
mcnSc number OF birds keep snakes
within due limits, while the latter Der
form their part among the grain-dc
VourinG and horbiyOrOu3 lesser GREAT
urcS. Thus beautifully is the balaucc of
nature maintained -MeW Orleans Pea
ylt1lc.
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Veal Pate.

Cut out the bone, and trim off all the
fat and gristle which. are put aside for
the jolly. The lean part OF the veal
must then be chopped very fine, and
any small particles of fat which may
still remain in it removed. Add to the
chopped veal, six soda crackers rolled
very fine, half a teaspoonful of salt,
little pepper, one heaping tablespoonful
of butter, and two we'll beaten eggs
Mix all we'll together, and press tightly
INTO square, or round tin to form it,
then slip knife round the edge to
Loosen 1t, and turn it from the form,
place it in shallow baking pan, glaze
1t with egg, sprinkle over it one finely
rolled cracker, and a tablespoonful Of
butter cut in small pieces. Pour IN tho
serves rs gravy to baste it with while
it is baking, and this should be done
about every twenty minutes. Two hours
will bake it in q moderate oven. 1t is
then carefully removed from the pan by
slipping knife beneath it to loosen
every part that it may not be broken,
and placed on plate to cool
Tho jelly is made rs follows: The
bones, fat, and trimmings of the veal
are put in q saucepan with ono quart of
cold water, little salt and the shells of
the eggs which have been used for the
pate. Let all boil slowly together
while tho pate is cooking, two hours, or
until reduced to one pint. Strain it and
let it stand to cool, then skim of the fat
which rises Pour it again in the sauce
pan, place it on the fire, and add half n
box of Cox's gelatine, stirring until it
is thoroughly dissolved. Have ready u
littlo burnt sugar which is made by put
ting in a small tin, ono toaspoonful of
fine sugar, and ono of water. Let it
boil very quickly until it becomes dark
brown color then strain, and let it
stand TO cool. Place tho pate in an
/ carthen dish, or mould, either round, or
square as the shape of tho pate may be-,
and tho mould should be half an inch
larger all round than the pate Pour
the jelly in, place it on tho ice, and
| when stiloncd it will havo formed all
) round the pate. When turning it from
the mould dip it as is done with form
of Jelly, in hot water for Il moment only,
and turn it out on the dish on which il
is TO hc served. When crosses arc in
season garnish with them, or parsley
will answer at other times. 1t is also
pretty with n few slices of lemons scat
tered through the parsley. The patio is
TO be cut in thin slices when serving it.
III. II. 1IhUtCmOre, ~ Good R0uSe.
E,COlllU.
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PANTHER HUNTING.
DANGEROUS SPORTS IN THE WEST
Bruce weston's Thrilling Experience In
Attempting to Capture Cub

" .
Bruce Weston, an old-tim Arkansas
hunter, followed his dogs once on a
panthers trail, and came up with them
where they had treed the game in big
oak tree. The foliage was SO thick and
the shadows so deep in the timber that
it was some time before Weston discoV-
cred the panther. 1t lay between two
branches forty feet from tho ground,
aud clung so closely to the boughs that
none but the practiccd eye of the hunter
would have detected its presence. Wes-
ton at once recognized in the Crouching
figure panther's cub. and was on the
point of sending rifle ball through its
body when he remembered an offer Of
twenty dollars that some one in the
settlement had made for live panther,
and hc resolved to capture this one and
secure the twenty dollars. Taking his
lasso from his pony's saddle, and, with
his long knife in his belt for use in an
emergency, he climbed the tree. Hc
reached the lower branches Of the tree,
and, swinging himself from bough to
bough, stood just below the cub, which
had raised to its feet and stood with
arChcd back looking down at the hunter
Weston removed his slaSSo from his shOul
der, and was about TO toss it easily over
the young panthcr's head, when, as he
raised his eyes, he saw, crouChing in the
dead branches Of Il tree which grew near
tho oak--sO near that the limbs were in
tcrlaCcd - an enormous panther, the
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-04-07

The servant girl problem is live
question IN most communities, but n
Detroit man who took the question into
court took novel evidence with him.
Having employed a rather pretty young
lady a9 houackcepcr, he refused to pay
her wages when she gave notice that
she would leave at the end of the first
week. She sued for tho amount, and
nc took his furniture, a dirty window, a
piece of his floor, and some gummy
dishes before the court rs evidence that
She had not properly attended to her
duties, The justice, however, was won
ny the young wom0n's graccs and
awarded her the amount claimed and
defendant to pay costs.